fix: Only use endpoint-specific states if the device definition uses them #26019
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rccoleman
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Some devices don't use separate endpoint-specific states even if they support multiple endpoints
Koenkk
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Jan 27, 2025
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I'm not a Javascript expert and did think that that was possible (even ran some tests), but decided to go with what I knew :). I'll make that change. |
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Thanks! |
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Some devices don't use separate endpoint-specific states even if they support multiple endpoints (such as Inovelli Blue 2-in-1 switches).
Fixes #26019